Sentence examples for be able to caution from inspiring English sources

"We asked what happens if you ever find this person and the message was: 'We may be able to caution him,'" she said.

The so-called Heat Watcher is able to caution users who exercise or work under extreme circumstances against heatstrokes.

"Your guide knows the terrain, can sense where you are, and will be able to advise or caution you as appropriate," he wrote.

Davis estimated that the new capabilities could perhaps let them grow 20percentt more quickly than they otherwise might be able to, but also cautioned that since the technology is new, it's too soon to be sure.

"If you're wearing a sleeveless dress, you'll be able to see the scar," he cautioned.

Magistrates will be able to scrutinise the use of cautions and penalty notices by the police following concerns that serious and persistent offenders were escaping justice.

Mr. Sullivan cautioned that Google might be able to quickly match anything that Microsoft has done that proves compelling with users.

Under the terms of the deal, Dynegy has a 40-day "go shop" period in which it can solicit potentially higher or better bids, though the company cautioned it might not be able to find any.

You typically will not be able to reuse any of these boards, so caution taking them off is not necessary.

Its auditor cautions that it may not be able to stay in business.

When he was asked if his finger was healthy, Felton responded with caution: "I won't be able to give a clear answer on that until I get out there for full contact and someone smacks me on the hand.